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Cheers: liquor figures delight

20.10.11
Staring recession in the teeth, what do the world's consumers turn to? Alcohol and chocolate... more

Swiss franc's strength takes shine off Nestlé's leap in sales

10.08.11
Nescafé-to-Häagen-Dazs food giant Nestlé displayed the pain which record-breaking levels of the Swiss franc has done to companies based in the country... more

Nestlé beats forecasts but feels UK squeeze

15.04.11
Kit Kat maker Nestlé says it has put up prices enough to ensure it will still rake in its expected profit this year despite soaring costs - but admits squeezed British shoppers are holding back... more

General Mills and Nestle ahead in race to by Yoplait stake

01.03.11
General Mills and Nestle are among the leading candidates to buy a 50% stake in French yogurt maker Yoplait, according to reports... more

Nestle buys small Victoria-based medical chewing gum firm

02.02.11
The bosses of a Victoria-based pharmaceuticals firm which makes medical chewing gum for patients with kidney disease are celebrating after selling the business to Swiss food giant Nestle... more

Drugs firm Roche lines up new directors

13.12.10
Swiss drugs firm Roche says Nestlé chief Paul Bulcke, Lufthansa head Christoph Franz and Royal Dutch Shell boss Peter Voser will stand for election to its board of directors next year... more

Premier Foods 'in talks with Nestle' over Quorn sale

03.12.10
Premier Foods says it is in advanced talks with two potential suitors, one suggested to be Nestle, over the sale of its meat-free business... more

Nestle brings sales into line with world reporting rules

19.11.10
Nestle will change its sales reporting policy to reflect international standards, a move which is expected to reduce sales by 15%... more

Nestle keeps up growth pace with £50m sales

22.10.10
Nestle confirms its full-year targets after its thriving Nespresso coffee business and strong demand in emerging markets keep up sales growth in the third quarter... more

Nestle criticised over healthy eating logo on website promoting 'high sugar foods'

14.10.10
Nestle should not have been given permission to use a government health campaign logo on its website, the Department of Health admits... more

Nestlé invests in medical nutrition

27.09.10
Nestlé will plough hundreds of millions of euros into a new medical nutrition business which it calls somewhere “between foods and pharma”... more

Nestlé eyeing a move from its Croydon HQ

22.09.10
Almost 1,000 jobs could vanish from Croydon town centre after its biggest private employer, Nestlé, admitted it is looking to move... more

Novartis buys out Nestle's Alcon stake

26.08.10
Swiss pharmaceutical company Novartis completes its $38.7 billion purchase of Nestle's 77% stake in eye care firm Alcon... more

Nestlé upbeat as it raises sales growth forecast

11.08.10
Nestlé is more optimistic than its peers with higher full-year forecasts after buoyant demand for its strong brands in emerging markets... more

Nestlé aims to keep up sales momentum for year

22.04.10
Nestlé beats analysts’ forecasts with a 6.5% rise in underlying first-quarter sales and is upbeat about the rest of the year... more

Nestlé tipped for Cadbury joint bid after £17bn deal

04.01.10
Nestlé is back in the limelight as a Cadbury’s bidder today after building a £17.4 billion war chest by selling its eye care subsidiary Alcon... more

Chewing gum the prize for Swiss giant Nestlé

04.01.10
Just as a child with a fistful of pocket money is more likely to spend it at the sweet shop than hoard it in a piggy bank, Nestlé is unlikely to ignore the lure of shopping after scooping $28.1 billion from the sale of Alcon... more

Likely bid war for Cadbury sends shares to record high

23.11.09
Cadbury shares raced to another record high this morning as investors bet that a fierce bidding war for control of the 185-year old company is about to breakout... more

‘Too slow’ Nestlé boss takes blame

02.11.09
Nestlé’s chief executive Paul Bulke today admitted that he had been too slow in reacting to price cuts from rivals like Danone, Kraft and Britain’s Unilever, leading to slowing sales growth for the huge foods group ... more

Whitehall cuts are so bad for adland

06.10.09
Nervousness in adland as agencies digest the thought that the next government will cut its huge advertising budget ... more

Nestlé and Mars tipped to counterbid

07.09.09
The battle for Cadbury is likely to spark the first contested mega-bid fought out of London since Royal Bank of Scotland’s ill-fated intervention in Barclays agreed takeover of Dutch bank ABN Amro two years ago ... more

Nestlé is looking to speed up growth

12.08.09
Nestlé, the maker of KitKat chocolate bars, Perrier mineral water and Nescafé coffee, posted a 3.5% rise in sales in the first six months and said it expects faster growth in the second half ... more

Nestlé staff walk and talk to be world's fittest firm

01.06.09
"Walking meetings" and water have replaced boardroom discussions and after-work drinks at one of London's biggest firms... more

Halal venture is tasty for Nestlé

24.09.08
Consumer: Food giant Nestlé has gone halal in 75 of its 480 plants worldwide as it cashes in on a surge in demand for food and products acceptable to devout Muslims... more

Big business steers clear of taking stalls at conference

24.09.08
Business chiefs who flocked to take stalls at past Labour conferences have failed to do so this year... more

Nestlé's Polman to take over as Unilever boss

04.09.08
Consumer Unilever says Patrick Cescau is stepping down as chief executive at the end of the year to be replaced by Nestlé vice president Paul Polman... more

£1 billion man at the helm is tough-talking and charismatic

04.09.08
Paul Polman today became the £1 billion man at Anglo-Dutch giant Unilever... more

What a price to pay for coffee

07.06.07
Hard-hitting documentary Black Gold follows the story of Ethopian coffee growers and one man's fight to find a better deal... more

Will radio dare air the tune of the year?

19.03.07
Thou Shalt Always Kill by Dan Le Sac vs Scroobious Pip is Paul Connolly's favourite song of the year. But will commercial radio stations play a song with anti-corporate lyrics?... more


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